bean drillings wind hide poles???

[fletch2]

hi all is anyone else getting many pigeons been very quiet here for a while. i went out this morning on a fresh sown bean field managed 20 picked and a few no were to be seen?? only out for a couple hours. the wind is really quite strong and my hide poles are knacked bent in half now mainly because of me having words with them!!!!!. so i need some new poles are the ones you stamp in any good?

cheers fletch

[Fudge40]

I have purched two lots of hide poles that have the foot peg.

One set was from A1 decoys and the others from Amazon.

Both I can highly reccommend.

In stong wind you will need to put guy ropes on to help keep the hide up right but that is no hardship.

[NickB65]

I brought the ones from A1Decoy and they are great but you will need guy ropes as no matter how good they are the wind will take its toll.

[indio]

Kick plate poles definitely needed in my area as ground is all clay and flint. Bakes very hard in the hot sunny weather ( remember those days?).

I take about 8/10 pieces of para cord cut into 2/2.5 meter lengths ( about 6ft /7ft to people my age) and about a dozen tent pegs.

This gives you the option of 2 cords per pole ( if you are just using 4 poles) and some pegs to keep the net taught and stop it flapping.

Obviously other people prefer their own set ups but this seems to work for me and I'm in hill top and windy areas.

 

kind regards